Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn, (ドラゴンボールZ 復活のフュージョン!!悟空とベジータ, Doragon Bōru Zetto: Fukkatsu no Fusion!! Gokū to Vegeta) is the fifteenth film in the Dragon Ball franchise and the twelfth based on Dragon Ball Z. It was released on March 4, 1995 in Japan.
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Cast[]
Additional Voices[]
FUNimation Dub
- Brice Armstrong
- Christopher Bevins
- Jakie Cabe
- Chris Cason
- Dameon Clarke
- Robert Colin
- Justin Cook
- Cynthia Cranz
- Jeremy Inman
- Evan Jones
- Stephanie Nadolny
- Andrew Rye
- Christopher Sabat
- Eric Vale
Notes[]
- The English dub of Fusion Reborn is the only Dragon Ball Z film to be rated by the Motion Picture Association of America. It is rated PG for action violence, thematic elements, and rude humor.
- The Adolf Hitler parody, "The Dictator" comments in the English dub on Goten and Trunks Super Saiyan form; comparing them to the Nazi physical ideal, blonde hair, blue eyes, and super strength. In the original Japanese dub, he instead states that they are little punks that dyed their hair, referencing the Japanese stigma of blonde hair being seen as a sign of delinquency.
- Evan Jones and Christopher Sabat replace Mark Britten as the voice of Grand Kai and the Mushroom Announcer respectively in the FUNimation dub. Britten had long since departed FUNimation in 2001, necessitating the recasts.
- The FUNimation dub mis-credits Tiffany Vollmer as Juliana, but she is actually performed by Laura Bailey.
Video Releases[]
| Distributor | Year | Format | Dub | Region | Country | |
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| Speedy Video | c. 1998 | 
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Speedy | PAL | Malaysia | 
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| FUNimation Entertainment | 2005 | 
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FUNimation | 1 NTSC |
United States | 
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| 2009* | ||||||
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A DVB-T | |||||
| 2012** |
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1 NTSC | ||||
- *released in double pack with Wrath of the Dragon
- **released as part of a 4-in-1 movie collection with Broly - Second Coming, Bio-Broly, and Wrath of the Dragon
External Links[]
- Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn at the Internet Movie Database
- Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
